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    LG Warranty Info

    Discussion in 'LG' started by simps, Dec 25, 2006.

  1. simps

    simps Newbie

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    I had a LG LS50 computer but it recently crashed and am now in the market for another LG notebook was just wondering if anyone would be able to shed light on what the LG 3 year warranty covers. The LS model I had the motehrboard crashed and was wondering if the 3 year warranty on the new T1 series would cover something like this. Basically wanted to know what all the 3 year warranty would cover down the road if I needed to have it serviced.
     
    simps, Dec 25, 2006
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  2. Zero

    Zero The Random Guy

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    If you have the 3 year warranty cover, then it will cover everthing component in the notebook. I am not sure if this, however, covers the battery as that is something that can fail, depending on the way it is treated. It certainly covers the motherboard, however.
     
    Zero, Dec 25, 2006
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  3. BrassMouse

    BrassMouse Notebook Evangelist

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    I just got an S1 a few months back and if I remember correctly (the paperwork is in my other desk and I am far, far, too lazy to walk the 50 or so feet to look) the 3 year portion covers everything other than the battery, which has a much smaller warranty, 1 year or less.

    Update: I checked, it is 1 year for the battery.
     
    BrassMouse, Dec 27, 2006
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